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1 Heat Systems PR70 2 Component Liquid Dispensing Systems A PR70 HEAT MANUAL For use in dispensing of sealants and adhesives Important Safety Instructions Read all warnings and instructions in this manual. This manual is supplemental and only covers some very specific warnings and instructions as they pertain to the heat systems. Please refer to manual A for a complete list of warnings, wetted materials, warranty information and instructions for the entire machine. PROVEN QUALITY, LEADING TECHNOLOGY. GRACO OHIO INC PORT JACKSON AVE. NW NORTH CANTON, OH Phone: Fax: LiquidControlService@graco.com LiquidControlParts@graco.com Copyright 2007, Graco Inc is a registered to I.S. EN ISO 9001

2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents... 2 Supplied Manuals... 3 Related Manuals... 3 Warnings... 4 Heat Controller Diagram... 5 Configurations... 6 Keys and Displays Error Code Getting Started Home Page Changing Temperature Display Units Resetting the Controller Setup Page Setup Page Analog Input Menu...17 *Setup Page Limit Menu...17 Setup Page Loop Menu...18 Setup Page Output Menu...18 Setup Page Alarm Menu...19 Setup Page Global Menu...19 Operations Page Operations Page Analog Input Menu...19 * Operations Page Limit Menu...20 Operations Page Monitor Menu...20 * Operations Page Alarm Menu...20 Operations Page Loop Menu...20 Technical Data Dimensions Wiring Diagrams A 2 of 43

3 Manuals Supplied Manuals The following manuals will be supplied with the PR70. PR70 Operation Refer to these documents for detailed machine Part Description information Manual, Operation & Maintenance PR70 PR70 Feed System Part Description Manual, Tank/Feed System, PR70 Dispense Valve, MD2 Part Description Manual, Dispense Valve, MD2 * Heat Control Module(s) Part Description Manual, Heat Control, Tank/Hoses Related Manuals The following manuals are for accessories to be used PR70 Operation with the PR70 machine. Part Description Manual, Operation & Maintenance PR70 PR70 Feed System Part Description Manual, Tank/Feed System, PR70 Dispense Valve, MD2 Part Description Manual, Dispense Valve, MD2 Heat Control Module(s) Part Description Manual, Heat Control, Tank/Hoses * The Heat Control Module manual is not provided for machines that do not have a Heated Tank and/or Hose component A 3 of 43

4 Warnings Warnings The following warnings are for the setup, use, grounding, maintenance, and repair of this equipment. The exclamation point symbol alerts you to a general warning and the hazard symbol refers to procedure-specific risk. Refer back to these warnings. Additional, product-specific warnings may be found throughout the body of this manual where applicable. WARNING ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD Improper grounding, setup, or usage of the system can cause electric shock. Turn off and disconnect power cord before servicing equipment. Use only grounded electrical outlets. Use only 3-wire extension cords. Ensure ground prongs are intact on sprayer and extension cords. Do not expose to rain. Store indoors. EQUIPMENT MISUSE HAZARD Misuse can cause death or serious injury. Do not operate the unit when fatigued or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Do not exceed the maximum working pressure or temperature rating of the lowest rated system component. See Technical Data in all equipment manuals. Use fluids and solvents that are compatible with equipment wetted parts. See Technical Data in all equipment manuals. Read fluid and solvent manufacturer s warnings. For complete information about your material, request MSDS forms from distributor or retailer. Check equipment daily. Repair or replace worn or damaged parts immediately with genuine manufacturer s replacement parts only. Do not alter or modify equipment. Use equipment only for its intended purpose. Call your distributor for information. Route hoses and cables away from traffic areas, sharp edges, moving parts, and hot surfaces. Do not kink or over bend hoses or use hoses to pull equipment. Keep children and animals away from work area. Comply with all applicable safety regulations A 4 of 43

5 Diagram Heat Controller Diagram Figure 1: Heat Package Control Box Key: 1. Main Power Disconnect 4. Heat Controller 3 2. Heat Controller 1 5. Heat Controller 4 3. Heat Controller 2 Note: Depending on which setup is ordered, the configuration shown in Figure 1 will change. There could be anywhere from 1-4 heat controllers and the controllers could be integrated or non-integrated. Please refer to the matrices on the following page for further detail and explanations A 5 of 43

6 Configurations Configurations It is very important that you correctly identify which controllers are running single and double probes. In the event that you need to enter the SETUP PAGES of their respective controllers, there are slight differences that will be covered later in the manual Wiring Diagrams are included later in the manual 1 2 Front Back Figure 2: LC0066 (1 Blanket and 2 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Dual Probe Controller 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector 1 2 Front Figure 3: LC0067 (1 Blanket and 1 Probe) No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Single Probe Controller 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector Back A 6 of 43

7 Configurations 1 2 Front Back Figure 4: LC0068 (2 Blankets and 4 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Dual Probe Controller - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-2M Material Thermocouple Connector 1 2 Front Back Figure 5: LC0069 (2 Blankets and 2 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector A 7 of 43

8 Configurations Front Back Figure 6: LC0070 (2 Blankets and 3 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Double Probe Controller - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector 3. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector Front Back Figure 7: LC0071 (3 Blankets and 5 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Double Probe Controller - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector 3. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2M Material Thermocouple Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector A 8 of 43

9 Configurations Front Back Figure 8: LC0072 (3 Blankets and 4 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Double Probe Controller - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector 3. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-3B Blanket Thermocouple Connector 1 2 Front Back Figure 9: LC0073 (3 Blankets and 3 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-3B Blanket Thermocouple Connector A 9 of 43

10 Configurations Front Back Figure 10: LC0074 (4 Blankets and 6 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Double Probe Controller - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector 3. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-4 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector - PG-4B Blanket Thermocouple Connector Front Back Figure 11: LC0075 (4 Blankets and 5 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Double Probe Controller - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2M Material Thermocouple Connector 3. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-4 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1M Material Thermocouple Connector - PG-4B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector A 10 of 43

11 Configurations 1 2 Figure 12: LC0075 (4 Blankets and 4 Probes) No. Part Number/Label Description No. Part Number/Label Description Single Load, Single Probe Controller - PG-2B Blanket Thermocouple Connector 2. 81/2063/11 Operator, Sel, 2P - PG-3 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-1 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-3B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-1B Blanket Thermocouple Connector - PG-4 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-2 Heat Blanket Connector - PG-4B Blanket Thermocouple Connector A 11 of 43

12 Setup Keys and Displays The only controller programming and commands that are covered in this manual are what has been deemed necessary to run the heat package associated with the purchased machine. For more information on the controllers, please refer to the original manufactures website at Upper Display: In the Home Page, displays the process value, otherwise displays the value of the parameter in the lower display Zone Display: Indicates this controller s Standard Bus address in hexadecimal (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, A, b, c, d, E, F, H) Lower Display: Indicates the set point or output power value during operation, or the parameters whose value appears in the upper display EZ Key: This key can be programmed to do various tasks, such as starting a profile Figure 13: Keys and Displays Infinity Key: Press to back up one level or press and hold for two (2) seconds to return to the home page Advance Key: Advances through parameter prompts Temperature Units Indicator Lights: Indicates whether the temperature is displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius Output Activity: Number lights indicate activity of outputs 1-5 Percent Units Indicator: Lights when the controller is displaying values as a percentage or when the open loop set point is displayed Profile Activity: Lights when a profile is running. Flashes when a profile is paused Communications Activity Flashes when another device is communicating with this controller Up and Down Keys: In the home page, adjusts the set point in the lower display. In other pages, changes the upper display to a higher or lower value or changes a parameter Error Code The controller has been programmed so that the only error code that should appear is a message warning that the temperature of the blanket has exceeded fail safe temperature setting which will be indicated by the toggling between the normal settings and letters [Li.h2] in the Upper Display and [Attn] in the lower display and a If the message appears, shut down the heating element, allow the unit to cool and begin investigation as to the cause. Once the condition has been fixed, the message can be cleared by pressing the ADVANCE KEY and then using the UP and DOWN ARROW KEYS to find the CLEAR COMMAND [ CLr]. Press the ADVANCE KEY one more time to clear the message A 12 of 43

13 Getting Started Once the heat controllers have been turned on, the machine and its contents will get hot. Use caution when working with the machine Read all manufacturer s warning and material MSDS to know the specific hazards of the material used. Wear respirator, gloves and other protective clothing as necessary before dispensing material. Figure 14: Turning on the Heater Control Module 1. The machine should arrive fully assembled, programmed and ready to go. After filling the tanks with material, activate any of the necessary heat controllers by turning the selector switch to the ON Position 2. The Controller will already be in the HOME PAGE which displays the ACTIVE PROCESS VALUE (The current temperature of active probe) on top and the ACTIVE SET POINT (The desired material temperature) on the bottom. To adjust the set point, simply press the UP or DOWN ARROWS to the desired temperature Figure 15: Home Page 3. Other values can be seen while in the home page by pressing the ADVANCE KEY and the INFINITY KEY to move back and forth THE UNITS ALL COME PRE-PROGRAMMED FROM THE FACTORY AND IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CHANGE ANY PARAMETERS FROM THE HOME PAGE MENU EXCEPT FOR YOUR TEMPERATURE SET POINTS A 13 of 43

14 4. To get to any of the pages needed for programming or adjustments, you must first return to the HOME PAGE. To return to the home page from anywhere, press and hold the infinity key for two (2) seconds Figure 14: Getting to the HOME SCREEN 5. To get from the HOME PAGE to the OPERATIONS PAGE, hold down BOTH ARROW KEYS for THREE (3) SECONDS. The Operations page should look similar to the image below Figure 15: Getting to the Operations Page 6. To get from the HOME PAGE to the SETUP PAGE, hold down BOTH ARROW KEYS for SIX (6) SECONDS. The Setup page should look similar to the image below Figure 16: Getting to the Setup Page A 14 of 43

15 Home Page The Home page can be set to view up to 20 different parameters. However, as the default setting that leaves Graco s factory a user can: - Single Probe Units: Monitor the Blanket Temperature - Dual Probe Units: View the Active Process Value (Current Material Temperature) in the Upper Display and the Current Set Point (Desired Material Temperature) in the Lower Display. Adjust the Set Point by pressing the UP and DOWN ARROW Keys Monitor the blanket temperature by pressing the ADVANCE KEY or the INFINITY KEY Changing Temperature Display Units The Default factory setting on the controllers is Fahrenheit. To Change the units to Celsius: 1. Hold down BOTH ARROW KEYS for SIX SECONDS to get to the SETUP MENU (See figure 16 to verify) 2. Press the UP ARROW TWICE to get to the GLOBAL SUB-MENU (will appear in the upper display as [glbl]) 3. Press the ADVANCE KEY ONCE to get to the Temperature Units Screen 4. Press the UP ARROW ONCE to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius 5. Press the INFINITY KEY TWICE to return to the Home Screen A 15 of 43

16 Resetting the Controller If, for some reason, something on the controller has been changed and the problem cannot be easily rectified, the Graco Factory Pre-sets can be reset as can Watlow s. 1. To reset, make sure the Home Screen is what is showing and hold down the INFINITY and the ADVANCE KEYS together for 6 seconds. The Factory Page will then appear. Figure 17: Getting to the Factory Pages 2. Press the UP ARROW KEY until the Upper Display reads [diag] for the Diagnostics Menu 3. Press the ADVANCE KEY until the Lower Display reads [USr.r] for User Restore Set. Press the UP ARROW KEY once so that the Upper Display reads [Set1] and then press the INFINITY KEY until you return to the Home Page. Your Graco Factory Settings have now been restored. 4. To reset to the Watlow factory settings, please refer to their website at for more information. All of the information provided from here to the end of the manual is for informational and repair purposes only. It is not recommended that any of these menus be entered into or any of the values changed A 16 of 43

17 Setup Page Certain selections made during the course of the setup process will eliminate the Digital Input/Output and CURRENT menus Setup Page Analog Input Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [SEn] *Sensor Type (Input 1 and 2) [tc] for Thermocouple (Default) Set the analog sensor type to match the device wired to this input [Lin] *Linearization (Input 1 and 2) [J] for J (Default) Set the linearization to match the thermocouple wired to this input [FiL] *Filter Time (Input 1 and 2) [0.5] (Default) Filtering smoothes out the process signal to both the display and the input. Increase the time to increase the filtering [i.er] Error Latching (Input 1 and 2) [off] for Off (Default) Turn input error latching on or off. If latching is on errors must be cleared manually [dec] Decimal (Input 1 and 2) [ 0] Whole (Default) Set the precision of the displayed value [S.bA] **Sensor Backup Enable (Input 1) If the input 1 sensor fails, the controller will use the input 2 sensor [Off] (Default) * Only 1 Analog Input Available for the Single Probe Controllers ** Only Available on Dual Probe Controllers *Setup Page Limit Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [L.Sd] Sides [high] for High Select which side or sides of the process value will be monitored [L.hy] Hysteresis [3.0] (Default) Set the hysteresis for the limit function. This determines how far into the safe range the process must move before the limit turns the output back on [L.it] Integrate In a limit state the controller will turn off the outputs, terminate an active profile and freeze PID and TRU- TUNE TM calculations [No] (Default) *There is no Limit Menu for Single Probe Controllers A 17 of 43

18 Setup Page Loop Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [h.ag] Heat Algorithm [Pid] (Default) Set the heat control method [C.Ag] Cool Algorithm [off] for Off (Default) Set the cool control method [C.Cr] Cool Output Curve [off] for Off (Default) Select a special cool output curve to change the responsiveness of the system [t.tun] Tru-Tune+ TM [no] for No (Default) Enable or disable the Tru-Tune+ TM adaptive tuning feature [t.agr] Autotune Aggressiveness [Crit] for Critical (Default) Select the aggressiveness of the autotuning calculations [UFA] User Failure Action Select what the controller outputs will do when the user switches control to manual mode modules [FAiL] Input Error Failure Select what the controller outputs will do when an input error switches control to manual mode [ L.dE] Open Loop Detect Enable Turn on the open-loop detect feature to monitor a closedloop operation for the appropriate response [ rp] Ramp Action Select when the controller s set point will ramp to the defined set point [L.SP] [h.sp] [SP.Lo] [SP.Hi] Low Set Point Set the low end of the set point range High Set Point Set the high end of the set point range Set Point Low Limit Open Loop Set the minimum value of the open-loop set point range Set Point High Limit Open Loop Set the maximum value of the open-loop set point range [off] for Off (Default on Dual Probe Only) Must be changed on single probe [off] for Off (Default on Dual Probe Only) Must be changed on single probe modules [ no] for No (Default) [off] for Off (Default) [ 0] [ 160] (Fahrenheit) [71] (Celcius) [-100] (Default - Fahrenheit) [ 100] (Default) Setup Page Output Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ o.fn] *Function (Output 1 and 3) Select what function will drive this output [heat] for Heat (output 1) [heat] for Heat (output 2 on single controllers only) [ o.ct] *Control (Output 1 to 4) Set the output control type. This parameter is used only by the PID control, but can be set anytime [ o.tb] *Time Base (Output 1 to 4) Set the time base for fixed-time-base control [ o.lo] *Low Power Scale (Output 1 to 4) The power output will never be less than the value specified and will represent the value at which output scaling begins [ o.hi] *High Power Scale (Output 1 to 4) The power output will never be greater than the value specified and will represent the value at which output scaling stops * Only one output available on Single Probe Controllers [ ALM] for Alarm (output 3) [ Ftb] for Fixed Time Base (Default) [1.0] for 1.0 seconds [ 0.0%] (Default) [100.0%] (Default) A 18 of 43

19 Setup Page Alarm Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ A.ty] Type (Alarm 1) [Pr.AL] for Process Alarm (Alarm #1) Select how the alarm will or will not track the set point [ A.Sr] Source [ Ai] Analog Input (Default) Select what will trigger this alarm [ A.iS] *Source Instance [ 2] (Default) If alarm source is set to input, select which input to use [ A.hy] Hysteresis [ 1.0] (Default) Set the hysteresis for an alarm. This determines how far into the safe region the process value needs to move before the alarm can be cleared [ A.Lg] Logic [ AL.C] for Close on Alarm (Default) Select what output condition will be during the alarm state [ A.Sd] Sides [high] for High Select which side or sides will trigger this alarm [ A.LA] Latching [nlat] for Non-Latching (Default) Turn alarm latching on or off. A latched alarm has to be turned off by the user [ A.bL] Blocking [ off] for Off (Default) Select when an alarm will be blocked. After startup and/or after the set point changes, the alarm will be blocked until the process value enters the normal range [ A.Si] Silencing [ off] for Off (Default) Turn alarm silencing on to allow the user to disable this alarm [A.dSP] Display Display an alarm message when an alarm is active [off] for Off * Only available on Dual Probe Controllers Setup Page Global Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ C_F] Display Units [ F] for vf (Default) Select which units will be displayed [AC.LF] AC Line Frequency Set the frequency to the applied ac line power [ 60] for 60 Hz (Default) Operations Page Due to conditions set in the SETUP PAGE, the DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT, PROFILE STATUS, and CURRENT Menus should not be needed for anything Operations Page Analog Input Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ Pv] * Process Value (Analog Input 1 or 2) - View the process value [ i.er] * Error Status (Analog Input 1 or 2) [none] for None (Default) View the cause of the most recent error [ i.ca] * Calibration Offset (Analog Input 1 or 2) Offset the input reading to compensate for lead wire resistance or other factors that cause the input reading to vary from the actual process value [ 2] (Default on Dual Probe Only) Must be changed on single probe modules * Only 1 Analog Input Available for the Single Probe Controllers A 19 of 43

20 * Operations Page Limit Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ LL.S] Low Set Point [0.0] (Default) Set the low process value that will trigger the limit [ i.er] High Set Point Set the high process value that will trigger the limit [ 275] (Fahrenheit) [ 135] (Celsius) * There is no Limit Menu for Single Probe Controllers Operations Page Monitor Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [C.MA] Control Mode Active - View the current control mode [ h.pr] Heat Power [0.0] View the current heat output level [ C.Pr] Cool Power [0.0] View the current cool output level [ C.SP] Closed Loop Working Set Point [-] Displays the current Set Point View the set point currently in effect [ Pv.A] Process Value Active View the current filtered process value using the control input [-] Displays the current Process Value * Operations Page Alarm Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ A.hi] High Set Point Set the high process value that will trigger the limit [160] (Fahrenheit) [ 71] (Celcius) Operations Page Loop Menu Display Parameter Name Description Select [ C.M] Control Mode [AUto] for Auto (Closed Loop) (Default) Select the method that the controller will use to control [A.tSP] Autotune Set Point [ 90] (Default) Set the set point that Autotume will use, as a percentage of the current set point [ Aut] Autotune Request [no] for No (Default) Start an Autotune [ C.SP] Closed Loop Set Point Set the set point that the controller will automatically [130 F] or change to desired temperature [ 54 C] or change to desired temperature control to [ id.s] Idle Set Point [ 75] (Default) Set a closed loop set point that can be triggered by an event starter [ h.pb] Heat Proportional Band [ 25.0] (Default) Set the PID proportional band for the heat outputs [ ti] Time Integral [ 180] (Default) Set the PID integral for the outputs [ td] Time Derivative [0.0] (Default) Set the PED derivative time for the outputs [ o.sp] Open Loop Set Point Set a fixed level of output power when in manual (openloop) mode [0.0] (Default) *There are no Remote functions for the Single Probe Controllers A 20 of 43

21 Technical Data Category Electrical Power Weight Data V 50/60Hz, 1 phase for heat 11 kw max. (Qty 2) 4000W outputs for large heat blankets (Qty 2) 1500W Outputs for heated hoses kg (70 lbs) - 4 Control Zones Dimensions Figure 18: Box Dimensions Height Width Depth 20 in (508 mm) 10 in (25.4 mm) 24.8 in (630 mm) A 21 of 43

22 Wiring Diagrams LC0066 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L1, (1) DP PAGE 1 OF A 22 of 43

23 LC0066 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L1, (1) DP PAGE 2 OF A 23 of 43

24 LC0067 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L1, (1) SP PAGE 1 OF A 24 of 43

25 LC0067 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L1, (1) SP PAGE 2 OF A 25 of 43

26 LC0068 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (2) DP PAGE 1 OF A 26 of 43

27 LC0068 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (2) DP PAGE 2 OF A 27 of 43

28 LC0069 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (2) SP PAGE 1 OF A 28 of 43

29 LC0069 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (2) SP PAGE 2 OF A 29 of 43

30 LC0070 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (1) DP PAGE 1 OF A 30 of 43

31 LC0070 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L2, (1) DP PAGE 2 OF A 31 of 43

32 LC0071 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (2) DP PAGE 1 OF A 32 of 43

33 LC0071 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (2) DP PAGE 2 OF A 33 of 43

34 LC0072 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (1) DP, (2) SP PAGE 1 OF A 34 of 43

35 LC0072 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (1) DP, (2) SP PAGE 2 OF A 35 of 43

36 LC0073 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (3) SP PAGE 1 OF A 36 of 43

37 LC0073 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L3, (3) SP PAGE 2 OF A 37 of 43

38 LC0074 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (2) DP, (2) SP PAGE 1 OF A 38 of 43

39 LC0074 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (2) DP, (2) SP PAGE 2 OF A 39 of 43

40 LC0075 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (1) DP, (3) SP PAGE 1 OF A 40 of 43

41 LC0075 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (1) DP, (3) SP PAGE 2 OF A 41 of 43

42 LC0076 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (4) SP PAGE 1 OF A 42 of 43

43 LC0076 LOCIC, HEAT, V3, L4, (4) SP PAGE 2 OF A 43 of 43